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I I, e t jj, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT V 1l,l Classmates, and members of the Faculty of Henrietta High We, the class of 1948, have called you tofrether upon this solemn and serious occasion to listen to our last will and te tament and to receive from our dving hands the few giftg we have to bestow in our -A last noments Such tkings as we have we pray that you will accept as 'L' , a sacl ed trust from ones that have gone before 1.5 ue do dispose of our possessions as follows ' I, Janet Coultrip, give my abllitv to sink baskets to the team of ' next year, my natural curly hair to Louise Smith, my ability to tall: V in study halls to anyone who can get away with it, and my hair ribbons i to Nelson Howe. a . , ii I, Carolyn Schlechter, give my trumpet to Floyd Eddington, my YR x, f ability to get good grades to my two sisters, and all the offices I 3 , 5 held in my Senior year to anyone who can keep tl-em straight. . Arlene Holzhauer, give locker 15 to anyone who is not afraid .. 5 1- 'mf' ffl, I ki 1 QE L we ::' , is -. I .'f' I A 0 , A sv-'2 i f 'F r W a' ,740 ,.:-llpr. .-A.. '-,bv xixnyll 1 V, A w ' I . r ,fgm- .V ,B l.M,tW,x Xxx U. '-fn. 1 ., H, Q il . xr 4.5 S NX,- H., .. vp G A' tags'-4 X. Q ff i .1 ul, qi-:JI l Q . I S A1 A , K I AN VI V, r I , , x 1 :fl ff V at 6 xl ji, s lxx A Q . U . ' - 1 Y . n 1 ' I 1 'Y K' . 1: :- tu N 'JA I I. 4 2-1 .' Q : ' ., ' N i ' I to open it, my love for dancing to Colletta Wilford, and my genius for poetry writing to Barbara Griffin. I 1' Q5 I, Marie Perkins, give my history book to anyone who can beat it I X up any more than I have, my long blond hair to Helen Buchs, and my . ability to make posters to anyone who can get paper from Mr. Gould. ., I, Bill Bennett, give my muscles to Arnold Vandercarr, my blue ' eyes to Pam And:-ess, and :ny ability to dance to Ronnie Heynnan. .iVi,:? I, Carl Christfzan, give my public speaking ability to Ed Gibson, my slide rule to Mr. Gatts and Ilr. Wagoner so that they :nay play with , it, and my scholarship test ratings to any Junior who wants to toy ,gigs f I 'M K, with them next year. ' fate 1 N I 1 1' T I, Jerry Currier, give my fifth period study hall to anyone who can stay awake while sitting next to the radiator, my ability to play fl- basketball to Obell Barnett, and locker W6 to anyone who wants to , ' - clean the baseball uniform out of it. V I, Lois Steele, give my pencils to Mr. Wagoner, my guitar to Neil - Zurcher, and my good behavior in classes to my two brothers. Q gig, I, Voneta I-Yozalski, give my drum majorette uniform and baton to -WW Janet Schlechter provided she learns to strut, and my brother to Col- X, 5 ' letta Wilford. L :H Stu, I, Caroline Greszler, give my treasurer's position to Eddie Per- kins, my figure to Dorothy Howe, and my small feet to Floyd Hozalski. :vu I, Harold Leimbach, give my ability to play basketball to Arnold f I, Vandercarr, and my false teeth to Betty xiothe. ' 1, Edith Pere, give my me in history to Ed oibson, my short story Y. writing to any one of the Junior boys who hopes to pass three years of I ,WP Q English, and my black eyebrows to Stanley Truszak. W! U We the class of 48 will and bequeath to the class of 49 our 'lmjffl ability of getting things done on time, such as learning lines in 655 plays, getting report cards in, and giving our absence excuses to 'I Miss Richmond. witnesses: Phyllis Holcomb my Joyce Currier ff.I dl item - ,,,,,, 'Nfl JU .' N- - .41 M- V ,.o mb H, . ' va - .. ,.,,,..,,.,- .... ,f ,M ,, ,df , . ,,.,.,. ,., t ,, ,,',, ..d..nf.-'11 li- 'v2.,. P ' ' I 6 f'f:3f7g34a.'e ' K wi?!:'3A ,'f: 'V' .. -- - , - it-7, -,. 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Carl Christman as Vice-Presidentg Donald Lamver- f 55 meyer was chosen to keep the records, and Janet mfg Coultrip, to take care of the money. Ei The Sophomores initiated the probationers into the realms of high school on October 6. Hallowe'en came and found three of the Freshman , x boys turning cook at a Hallowe'en party at the Boy Scout Farm. Oh! Those half-raw hamburgers! Arlene Holzhauer entertained the class at ' ,,H her home for a Christmas party. . Wayne Stayton fhl moved away during Christmas vacation, leaving 3, the class with twelve members. On Nay ll, 1945, 2 the Freshmen sponsored a Spring dance with John- , QQ ny Jackson's orchestra. MON Before they knew it, the year was over, gxwy vacation passed, and they were returning to Hen- ffwf rietta High as Sophomores. June Gerber and Wayne fwtj Stayton brought the class to fourteen. Donald -gy' Lamvermeyer was elected as President, Carolyn .Fwd Schlechter as Vice-President, Janet Coultrip as Secretary, and Arlene Holzhauer as Treasurer. Initiating the Freshmen on September 28 was T , the first social event of the school year. Then came the Hallowe'en party which was held on Oct- ober 51, 1946. About this time, Donald Lamver- ,gQ0'J, meyer transferred to Oberlin. This left the class with thirteen members. Jerry Currier was A t -mm U elected President. Thus the year was happily spent and was soon gone. , L L 3' 6 W 7' MM an nal., ' .eil fi-up PM 1- -i 4 '- 1 - .- ! :Tin '45 LS 01: ., l If 1... -. 1' W 5: ,v .Q ,A 9x9 'i-W QSM n .- , fx. A r v, 3 MMV I M' -A., J R 1 U l'. f, ,A fi , SF: . ' lv SW . i.1t'X. . N , eg-M5225 QQE yn X F61 2 My ' n U 4 we V F' Y 5 .J if Laws tw ' .A , -'1 ,. hm .f 5, - lx rv 4 QSLQHFQCRQFQ' - Q1 fi ' 'ffuf'-5f'rf+ Q a f- V7 'W .4g3.':'s:a.1v '- Lf' , 5643.-iff.. A- Eff, 3' ' 'H ff,,,:,,.'jii3qf -94f'D f' ' I 4. 1 4. ff' v' f ' ' ' 'va-Jil-fi? ' risk Qf'fff r fl -qc . 5 2, Q f f f x ff-:J-M.-f, ,:qwm.wwM-mvnumf..,nn.-Q-,gn-12.1.-is-gw,:.mM.w.-qw.. -J., ,Nf.Q,f- W, V ,. . . .W -. ,Wm-:.yf,w w N bk. Q., N. f-M -, V-1 U -1,1 v fqnqxyg-,.m.Kuw.: r ' wwf, :,,i A,, It took tbr e months of riotous vacation to .qv 'f- chance fourteen Sophisticated Sophomor s into 'Vdf 'iT Jollf Juniors Hardly had the class assembled M V und 1 the car fal vuidanc of Nr John Iails, f- 'fu. when class -lect ons brought Wayne Stayton the 1 31 Presidency, Caroline Gr-szler the position of - , Vice president, Lois Steele the job of Secr tary Q i -V' and Carolyn Scnlechter the money baos as Treas :T arer This year saw one new member Voneta .rm . Hozalski from Lynch, Kentucky joined the ranks te Mb . ' . X l . X W. rf. . y my ' E The Juniors started the ball of festivities Q' 'H rolling by sponsoring a hayride, which was held J f X I . . ' ' - .. 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In December the class spon- ,Fei Aim sored the Hoosier Cornhuskers who provie those 'VX vygg attending with humorous entertainment. Floyd SQFQ LQ., Heys provided the music for a dance held on Feb- wif? ruary 21. Next was the annual event of the Jun- TAL 5- ier play. The play presented was entitled The ,Q . Big Blow-up. -why Early in March, 1947, Richard Currier left IQI' llff Henrietta to join the Army. leg X' 4 fflxxlfib ., grit The calendar kept moving, and soon the date 752 QXX' for the Junior - Senior Reception arrived. This 1,5 its took place at Martin's Inn on May 10. A dance 2 uv., was held in the school gym. Music was furnished up 9 5 by the Jolly Boys. ,, . A, 5,1-,X N .,gQfQ All through the 'year the Juniors ran the ,imggi aggg school's store. After a full, eventful year, guy' 5 vacation time rolled around. QE. mwi? Vie .-ii vlih ,- , em 1 29628 ., r , f I, I ' ' ., :I I' , 5 -fi, Y fn..x.m.n.w-fpugnumm uuuq-nk-,115 , zu Af.-..ufw.w T 4 1 . 5' ev .lv , , . -v 1. e .0 nj, l 1 e Q? be wif? W MQ 132.7-4 1 .. f , 1:55 H llll P '47 1 i t The next September found twelve dignified , Q Y Seniors enrolled under the supervision of Miss ' -'Q Virginia Richmond. The first thing on the docket 4 'fig was the election of of'ficers. Chosen as Pres- 4 ldent was Carolyn Schlechterg Carl Christman, gp her assistant, Janet Coultrip acquired the Sec- '-F ' retarial positiong and the treasurerfs shoes ,514 1 were ably filled by Caroline Greszler. gin I2 T Getting down to business, the class decided E to have an amateur show. It was successfully held on October 10. Your Face Is Familiar was 5 A the Senior's contribution to Eben dramatic world - -' xg . presented on November 14 and 15. February 21 ,ju 355 found the gym ringing with melodious notes, as Grill couples danced to the music of' The Blue Banner 3 I Boys. This entertainment was sponsored by the . elm-TJ Senior Class. Keeping up the dancing spirit, QQ 'N another dance was given on March 19, with Emerson ir-'i , Keller-ls orchestra furnishing the music. I 'W M I v ii f May 15 found the Seniors being entertained 9553 gf-Q5 by the Juniors with a banquet and prom held at the school. ,QI -WW -H-',,-H3 The Seniors bade a last farewell to the old school house on May 27, their graduation night. ' Thus the year of 1948 brought to a close khggf the four eventful years which this class will I long remember. 1 7 ' Class Flower - American Beauty Rose xxyyx' N gf! 1'tfxWt?:f1?5 uL.fi'f? . 'fi ii 'K 'FN PRE 3' fy .e aaa 1 :offs---..,.-., . gp m? 41 ' Xe' , ., ,ey ,fi .gift a i gunna.-us-v - 1 . , -, uv. -ww-um :vfv,,w:.1pM:::-uf . . I . mn , . .1 a X u x is V - 'fivl .1 ,131 if '-I I R . we 1 .x j X Q We rr-f' H 'f 'Tiff' ,. ' .: -s s T62 Xt.. -.sl Q. ' cuss rnoruzcv Y F. My work as an airline hostess took -ne to all parts of .Vt 5 the world. It was June, 1968, and the airliner was landing 4 ll in Mamatuska, Alaska. After seeing all the passengers off, Q2 I found that I would have a whole day on my hands. QU? ' As I was browsing through the city enjoying the fresh I ' spring air, I suddenly saw. someone coming toward me who - looked very familiar. Oh, don't be silly, I told myself, '- you don't know anyone in Alaska. Then suddenly she spoke. Q, Q, Caroline Greszler! Then I recognized her. It was an old LT? friend from my graduating class in 1948, Carolyn Schlechter. .Q-5 1 We breathlessly talked over old times. I learned that Car- Y' I olyn and her husband had moved to Alaska so that she could 'law gather material for her new novel about the new Alaskan ' farming frontier. I was astounded to realize that Alaska if I -b J. could be good farming country. Carolyn insisted that I come with her to see her farm. After a good country dinner, I made my way back to the liner, wondering what the rest of my . sg -1 Y ,nr v we 1 47 ,, - classmates were doing. ,, N . . I - Mfg The next stop was in oregon. As I stepped from the , 5 plane, I noticed one of the new jet racers curcling the field '.-- I I before coming in for a landing. I watched it until it land- U ,l X ed. who should emerge from the cockpit but Jerry Currier, ' A ,v another graduate of '4B. So Jerry had become a pilot. I ' gk sopke to him. He told me that he would soon be entering a i'L :j':f race between the planets. He was the entering contestant l to represent the earth. After a long talk, I wished him the 'E' i.. best of luck, and returned to my plane. ' , ' -V S X t ile? On the passenger list, I found that our ship would be 'SRX X , sff carrying the American All-Star baseball team. The players . gigs laughed and joked among themselves. One of them flashed a 9- X,-. lxi' smile at ITIS. I instantly recognised that smile and those 'C ts- ' teeth! Harold Leirnbach was one of my passengers. He told ' N lv me that he was now the pitcher for the team. 1, ,sf Q,-Q,-'52 As I checked off the passengers on my list I received 1- - f the jolt of my life. Professor Carl W. Christman, Chief .--2,-f :I-' N Scientist of Harvard University, was also a passenger. Also , X 5 on the list was Janet R. Coultrip of the Coultrip School for Q -fm. Nurses ln Chicago. Could they be the same Carl and Janet P122 'iiLSil, Q,e who had graduated with me in 1948? ,Ii-z' QL.. After the customary excitement of the takeoff everyone Y q If settled back to relax, and I fould that my discoveries had 5 ,, N been correct. The four of us had a long visit as the miles in , flew by. Janet had started a basketball league for nurses I I 1 She was now traveling to Salt Lake City to marry her fiance, A I g2g'vj,,Q-5, a famous surgeon. Carl was giving a series of lectures on 5 QI the ultra-superatoznic age. 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'ug ' I iglgg? ,li 'Q 'ml' 1 Y' '. 5-J Yjiig .' Q 1 fi,-1, :A x 2 Q fiylyj In Hollywood, I decided to look up a reputable beauty LJi,i 4Q'MS' shop for a shampoo and permanet. The most advertised seemed XTUW ldap? to be a shop run by Marie Elnor, uthe woman who makes the ff,l'? stars beautiful. Not to let the movie stars get ahead of 4, 5 ? me, I decided to go there. I found the owner to be a small 3 , woman with with long, beautifully curled blond hair. It ylv 1 1j',..A was Marie Perkins. Marie told me that Lois Steele was now in Nj: jg Hollywood. She had made a name for herself in the dress 3 designing business. Her drawing of high school days had I certainly paid off. Marie called Lois to tell her that I S f was in town. Even though they were rushed with business, . K ,, ,Q they took time off to talk to an old friend. When I left I,...l.. ., them, I had, not only a new hairdo, but an original dress 17 5 from a nationally known designer. lggr' R ' 1 rx.-372: The plane stopped for a short time in Kansas City, but ff m' '- ft: it was long enough for me to find another old friend, Edith Rf: E fg., Pete. She had married a tall, lanky cattle rancher and had Q' 'Q moved West. She told me that ranch life was very invigor- j jj- . ating and quite different from high school life in Henrietta. 4. '. , She asked me about the others from our graduating class , ff. v and I told her of my recent meetings. Then it was time to f 0 , g be off. The next stop was Albrequerque, New Mexico. FE' K f A 'ff I' A Q I bought a newspaper, and splashed all over the front 'J' 11,2 f I page was a story about some new purchases by the Atenov Oil ' and Diamond Company. Pictures of the owner and his wife ' ,f ' I, were settled in prominent places. Right away I knew that A , blond hair and turned-up nose. Veneta Hozalski had actually 'QQ3, caught her rich man with a big black mustache! I called on ,g'Lq 'f 'J Veneta and found her the same friendly person she had always been. She told me how happy she was now. Her husband cared ' , W. for her so much that he named his business after her. The QNX g,. name Atenov was actually Veneta spelled backwards. Y ' Nw ' nl A g New I knew what all the Seniors were doing but two, . 13 AAQZN Arlene and B111 Looking further through the paper, I found 'H.4 ,.A' what Arlene had become. There was an insurance advertise- Q, x ment. Recognising the name as that of Arlene's high school ff 5. KW boy friend, I decided to follow it up. Sure enough, when iff ,gig I rang the doorbell, Arlene answered. Several blond, curly- .1 59' -Ia. ., 4 1, iw . headed, little children peaked around the door at me. After a long visit, I was again on my way. In a Texas airport, I noticed numerous advertisements of a famous grapefruit grove, Grapefruit, oranges, and bananas grown tree-ripe. Get the best from the best ranch in Texas, the ranch where the fruit is grown by the new A Atomic Method - Bill Bonnett.H Bill must have inherited ffxx his grandfather's ranch. How I knew what had becone of all A my graduating class. I visited B1ll's ranch and was greeted ' f by a tanned, brown-haired Bill with as many muscles as-had made him the terror of the Boys' Boxing groxp in high school. I bade him farewell and returned to the airport and my work, QQ. happy that I had seen all of my'old friends. fm lx QM ' Z ggi '.u.L:3'fi1 ' t 1 '? .15 ' XIX: iii wt XQVf' 4 N ,,. , Q , Wm 3 f is my . , , -. -wc. -Iv . -, .. .ns If - H -. ' :,:-- '-f 1' '-jq1ga,-3--.3- .. .,fjZ3Z:7,nt55Q,f, .f ' ,ifilar-3,5 '..f'47f,. ,l A iff, faaagfgifegu. 'Pd f f ..,L.ri,gf.i,F 'ic- ' af ,rw -I L .u'1gf.?f:...r4v lar... L?-'fhzil .a. ' - ' uf :V pa, ,n. ,,.. 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Y' The pupils had a farewell party for Dale v Husted when he left for New Mexico, and presented ti ' him with a repeater pencil and a billfold with 53' at new b111 in it. The Junior High had e lovely Christmas Party. Maggie Pete donated a beauti- xg ,Q ful tree. Different committees handled decor- '95 ating, food, and presents. Literally hundreds , of valentines were seen of February 14. Again T 5 the students ate all they could. A farewell . ,tg-ff party was held for Stella Chrzanowski when she -f i.-'J left for Pennsylvania. 'Ui , - Harold Bennett had many visitors from his classmates during his illness. He also received ,QM 3,453 fruit, candy, funny books, and get well cards from them. , X - W gl ,ij FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Although they are small in numberg the fifth and sixth graders have participated in many ' gi-15? worthwhile things this past year. 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The third graders 55 4 made a wall panel about the Eskimos, while the fourth graders made one of Africa. fl.. The third and fourth graders were very 'N Q43 sorry to have Mrs. Berger leave in January. when ff they got to know Mrs. Wagoner, their new teacher, 9 ' they found they liked her very much. f FIRST AND SECOND GRADES 5 One of the projects of the first and second f f graders was earning money for the Junior Red MQ, Cross. They presented a dramatization of' 'The Mei, Three Little Pigs. They wrote invitations, -VE Jw printed and designed programs, and made tickets LQ to sell for two cents each. The Red Cross nurse 5.2-,Gigli 'N fl put an article, in the Elyria paper about the ,, nltr project andposted some of the programs in the Q,- Elyria Red Cross Office. pf The first and second graders made a feeding 3 3, station for winter birds. Another project was ' building a miniature store for arithmetic class to help in the study of money. Several parties pl were held to celebrate birthdays, Christmas, and 5 Va1entine's Day. lhnong many other worthwhile l'51'L3Q, '! gLi:, projects, they tried with success to write orig- QXFQFJW inal poetry. ,Y I t 3 6:11. Wx hx-'S Egfr! , ,U 1 AV! 'W' nlr. ffffi .-:w, 3' W? jz.,'r , Qu.-,v.,:: .. .1 , A A Ly CA b .umm , , g. wa-ml gum. . K-Egfr D ,fff If Xa 6 - 4 A K4 f C. Lag w ,f' ' . - -- . NQ, . Ria XXX, U U29 A . if R W 'L . Z - na-mmf, f.-4-qw mmf - Mmmm-unnn 1 - nw-fm hm nmnwmyzfmmv wpnqq-, ..mw,mf.mw mf-ff -m. x.---.1-nw-M wiv-nm.-.1-'Wm -f.41,m.-ww..fh-4 -an-m .vm.w, Q-:fm-r fmwm Hack row, 1. to r.: H. Ladd, A. Rennort, H. Bonnett, V. Howe, H. Leimbach, O. Barnett, R. Vetter, C. Berger, A. Vandercarr, S. Ttwsznk , W. Dodd, G. Currier, D. Howe. A Second row: . Becker, L. Smith, D. Polansky, L. Coultrip, J. Coultrip C. Schlechter D. Howe J. Sohlechter J 1 .9 i P. Holcomb, B. Griffin, D, Howard, First row: E. Kotho, L. Gromskg, L. boths, L. Qrown, J. Currier, F. Andreas, X. Vawke, V. Groszler, 3. Daniels, U. piddowsom, A. Yolzhamer. MIXED CHORUS -guczc X'0'f! i.. tab F.: 51. '7eokr3P, L, ,pry-f1'f-', W, pot 54. 531,i ti., ,l. 7ffQl,zE,a1fA1x', ,. ,,i1lal02:3ln.., ..lLEQ1OQ1f.1 FOYJ: Q, lkUl,f1j,.f32Qb , L, 'jQg-QAfw.iA , 5 . VOL M331 ,' jg lQC2.lf'3C1'li143lL', xi, fT4LfB1.2'J, J, :SCE.3,ff3ig,..,Q W1 WEL: ,, G?iffin. first Pow: L. LQLKQ, L. prawn, ., 3, g, Um-yQ5q, H. Rambo, Y. Wrxsxler, ?. gamfgls, GLEE CLUB ,I .- WY,..f.1-main may w.mw.-mn...1-...ws-J-f,n-,-1 mf wmgfmmw f f-J-mmf. mf-mu , 1-mmm Standing: Dorothy Howe, Phyllis Holcomb, Betty nothe, Bonnie Daniels, Clifford Berger, Joyce Currier. Seated- Lois Coultrip, Neil Zurcher, Carol Pow . . e Harold Bonnett, David Howe, Carolyn Schlechter, Janet Schlecnter, Rachel Howe, Laura Brown, Dorothy Howard, Collette wilford, Helen Buchs, Marilyn Beetler, Ann Johnson, LaVonne Swiers, Nancy Currier. BAND Twenty-three eager students asbembled for the first practice of the Henrietta School Band. Tr.Orley'Gingery greeted them aa the new music teacher. The band appeared in Technicolor movies taken by music supervisor G. X. Frank of all the Lorain County high school bands. Veneta Hozel- ski, Earle Perkins, and Arlene Holzhauer were the majorettes. Henrietta joined Brownhelm and South Am- herst in combined band concerts on Avril 29 Q L .9 lay T, and Hay l5. I 3 1 y F I i 5 i E i L E 3 I 4 P I K 5 , I wana, .J,-M., , , , A, 4 LN , ,- - gf f- 1 ,. f, , V 1 - L, , 1'-'--ui ANNUAL HUB STAFF Standing: Marie Perkins, Harold Leimbach, Gerald Currier, Carl Christman, Bill Bennett, Edith Pete. Seated: Carolyn Schlechter, Caroline Greszler, Arlene Holzhauer, Janet Coultrip, Lois Steele, Vonete Hozelski. KGUTHLY HUB STAFF Standing: Mies Richmond, Bonnie Daniels, Lois Coultrip, Alberta Becker, Bill Bennett. Seated: barbara Griffin, Carolyn Schlechter, shyllie Tolcomb, Caroline Greszler, Dorothy gt uve 'aft needle, Betty Kothe, Joyce Currier, Janet Coultrin, Dorothy Rowe. uw wav...-K V -mmm-an Nnmnmm -u.mfm.w.m-Mmm-1-M fx ..wm.1.., . ww: .4-rr4.,..4mnhf-. l E .5 ..'. v. 5 .1 ,. X o . - ...'4'arf.p 1- . . . '32-q-. - 'Q f ,. ,.,r ,1?Y'!i. ' - . r 1 ., --' , ' ----- ' N A ' q.:.q,m psf.: v-'ri-L h ' 'Defi' -...Q-',4g '-5311 1 In 3 , ' wg. 1 4 wcwflgfj-lim: , I ,W -1-M95 .-f.,r,.y1+,, Y- ' Q if x W -uf-1'd.,J,, qu - ' l5.i..fef-fr,x.:.iGr5-- A: wccylh , ..g. 1- 1' Q , . A5 2232 oft? x hi, ' QE .,., 1 Hit .I ,l '. M.. 7 . x 'Q ' '. P ,ajiggf ANNUAL HUB STAEE If Q' Edltor . . . . . . Carolyn sonloontor t g. Assistant Editor . . . . .Janet Coultrip fr Business Manager . . .... Lois Steele gift a Department Editors . . . William Bennett f x , Marie Perkins f- lf Caroline Greszler ,Star U 5, Sports Editors . . .Gerald Currier GE 1- of Q Harold Leimbaoh W-gp, :ful-E Feature Edltora. . . . .Carl ohrlatman 1 Voneta Hozaalski of -L Edith Pete ' Q Ad Editor . . . Arlene Holzhauer 5 ' ' 17 W MQNTHLY HUB STAEE 5 ' Editor . . . . . . Carolyn Schlecllter Associate Editor. . .Barbara Griffin fhrfi A Assistant Editor . . . . .. Dorothy Howe 'A .X Business Manager. . .Phyllis Holcomb Qfhgf Feature Editors . . Carl Christman ,wil Bonnie Daniels Sports Writers . . . Lois Coultrip ,QI Q N - Nelson Howe Art Edltora. . . wllllam Bonnott ' I Betty Kothe ' LN Reporters. . . .Janet Coultrip fa Arnold Vanderoarr BPM Alberta Becker . --of ! ' Typists . . . .Typing II Class A ' Adviser . . Miss Virginia Richmond 503' ,if i'QN5?f2sa K if 1 Y ty' .- : nn' . gf . ,4 ly U 149. 9 L-fx Y Avlis ..., ,, ,--N . ..,-affym ' ,,. n A 0 Q'--, 'V 7,.,vr---...N , :Z.,voi4B V- -',-lf: '-F, . ,if - ,,.,ggaL, V , - - ., it-.' ,rife ln-rid' W, '..'--of ,aw v .ar--a .. 1:-.,.' 454,---,-wif -- jg, L-- .,.5i5LiilE:A5'.,A1,,rf-:XZMFI-QA if , lt... l. , . 1 ,.L.1,::?gi. m 1 Egwi. --Q.. 1 4, I ... to- ' ww ,,,.-' . YWWW 1 ,L . x v 1 If .., fr 1. 4 c . ,1- ' x - O -' ' 1 : -fff'fL'!'-19 . . , . , L hiif ilii' . ' 7-:Edu A' as 'ei' er W V pf- .' Fl. I THE YEAR's CALENDAR C ' 'vclvl' ., September 5 Beginning of school H: 26-Freshman Initiation ,QQ October 10-Amateur show 'Q gg, 50 P.T.A. Carnival 5l 'NoEoOeTOAe . 2, November 19 P.T.A. Card Party D ' -' 14 8a 15-Senior Play YOUR FACE IS FANILIAHU if ' December 14-Christmas Program gf' V 22-Christmas Vacation F5 Q January 5-Card Party u . A wk 29-A.A.A. Meeting February 6-Dramatics Class Play SUIviI.ER RASH H115 ' 15-Sophomore Dance , 20-Senior Dance 29-Card Party :lf 12: ' I March 5-Girls' All Star Came 'wax Q , 6-Ensemble Contest at Clearview Qjfh' 'ff 12 Junior Dance Vail? 35155 19-Senior Dance 25-Play Contest at Clearview ,IQ Q WXW 25-Easter Vacation 65 April 2 sr :s-Junior Play J111x:1oR PROM f ' 5-Basketball Banquet X535 9 Music Festival 'D 16-Sophomore Dance A ,X gr District Choral contest an Eucyrus L f, fl 9-Band Festival 15 50-Senior Dance L-if ru Liay 7 Band Festival at Brownhelm -Q 15 Band Festival at South Amherst Qffmgyr., Ylfifz 15 Junior-Senior Prom fri-C 25 Baccalaureate 'lf' 5' ' 25-Final Exams i- 5. 5, 27-Commencement qv 28 School closes 'Q ,avg wie! E re: nl W --iff- 1 .f f -1' ' A-,. . -.main ' ,- Y - N .,.-. . ' - n' 'A V -13 ' V A ,inf wgsa.. , .Lyf k f..u. V. V , . .HW H ns: , 1152, ,.,:,,. 7 J,-,1-ll 'Mil'-fi -fa . -' 11214-Qffw ' ,M:f:jT- - -s- -.wr ,vw 4-,V . .-, ., - U ..,w,--,-W M , A-,,.-WM f QW J-Kwwammw . A W1,5-MMV-nu-mn'-W-w,..wbmu,w.wv.,w,-- n f , . ., ' H .1,Q,f-. V . JM- .wi-1.1 A ,,,.....wY,,.wa---f We ,wt ?'-gf if N Q Q, A --x I 9 F Q I I . mann-wflwuvnw new . -nw-.mgf S Y V X f 5 ' A A ,Q F '4 Q jf V lv! -'1 . I 2' 31,52 '0:,:Q,'1r 1!.fS3:? 'J'fQff Y x a Q .1 - 1.1 .frxzff..wn5:M1-1, ,nw-ff fwfnhfnml-g,1:' ,- ,:,- 4, ff -I .1 , f -.nw -.. If ...,.m-w.1-,Ymu-1-ng-wnmsivamfmmumqf.-gmwwkgn , fmffl VARSITY Back row: Odell Barnett, Bob Dodd, Edward Perkins B111 Bennett, Clifford Berger-, Nelson Howe, Albert, Rezmert, Mr. Wagoner. ' Front row: Ronald Hayman, Stanley Tzmszak, Harold Leimbach, Gerald Currier, Bill Dodd. Absent: Floyd Hozalski. f wr K 35' Q, ' b I , A K - N2 K . K 1 ,mx in fi Eff GEEK LEADERS Betty llothe, Joyce Currier - ,.,1-x-.mwmf ., ,, . - 1 . - ,f - , .. - , H -' - . Q- -'Am wx: -:y.f.f,, 4 vu ,.-,M ,--1 --ew.. ...'w.:.-fr,-,.-wk-N,-,,-1.2 ,V . f- ..-1: .f .-- . ,W , -,. wg 'M . 1 V? 4fWf 'UV 1 . YY3 f '41 'Sf s L-J' in I rlql' Q 1 , ' I Vi , V mfffyf' . . fsfiwl 5 f3'i .l ux all' 'E Q. 'Q' ,ml .QV . -it 59' R cF'N 521.371 . N gh . tw fb . I vl ', mln' Y 19. X K I f I 4 : 123-A U x if 5, 1-mv 42 i 1, X 1 iff' RS' IL A QI' 1.3 -'W .. ip . Q' w - H A H .,.- ,' . 1 'Ful l' w .-xy, Q 'A K h 5-,v .-5.-4-,P .l r' , ,'- Z' ':Xflr:. - Fr ,' 1-5 at--.n -'---wh'-I ' gl. , V - - '..'.-'. 1- uh 'P v. V L ,f -- ,qfqh x ,, vw- .... . K . ...ye 1-,fy 1, , -1 1. x A 5 ::,jlfl'35f3y,W, 5, ?1A,PfM:f.,.,1,.,-.g 'H 5 -5 A 9... . ML ,Q Q... ., . .. :-- - ' 5,-1 ' 4... e-H ,,. v BASKETBALL Basketball! The big word around Henrietta for a long time. Then finally the day came when the word Basketball could become more than just a word. It could be acted out. About the last of October, eleven Henrietta youths showed up in the gym for the first practice, under the watchful eye of their coach, Mr. Wagoner. The boys' practice and training showed up at their first game with B1rmingham's downfall. The boys went through the season quite successfully win- ning five out of eleven games. with the season over the Panthers concen- trated on their tournament game with Brownhelm on February 28. Henrietta went to Lorain in high spirits with but one thought - to beat Brownhelm, Lmch to their joy, they did and were allowed to play three more tournament games. They were not as lucky this,time, for they lost all three games. SCORES HOKE OPPONENTS November 21 Birmingham. . - 38 25 5 Camden. . . . - 59 46 12 Brownhelm. . . .18 29 19 South Amherst. .22 66 January 6 Birmingham. . . 25 45 9 10 15 16 25 27 50 February 10 february 2 0 Brighton. . . Townsend. . Belden .... Camden .... Brownhelm. . . South Amherst. Brighton. . . La Grange. . . 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W xy? ,- Z i i ,mm . . -1-svn - nf.: .aww -2. , .-W pw., 1 - 1 ww. ww x.,m-,,gm1:f-1.6.-.Q mms JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back row: Kenneth Unger, Floyd Eddington, Joe Cucoo, Kr. Wagoner. Front row: Charles Barnett, Jack Dodd, 'David Howe, Haven Ladd, Kiel Zurchor. ,F f I nqfvf,-,-'J y A-ug ',v-u-,fn bi or . 4 W- Q 1 L... J. k .L.v.M,ui.m.!...4, s.nJ Ann Jonnson, Harcella Norvath, Haney Currier fats-mfnv-1.sm mmmmw-.xwux-I - .menu f.-numm -.-,wumpvn-ff..-m-f,,..f af--.M -ww .ve .311 :A ,. A.. ,, 151. Hu ,mfg eg.-LM.: I-.Q w-me-If-.2 fx 'in f - .P A 0' I i K 0 a. . K X , -1 S ll . ' .s Y ,. M .. 3 A, M . XM, ' ' Y ml, , isui' v 1 a -YQ .F ' 0 3 ' 0 V n 2 ,1 3 .. 1: A Q f o . 5 , , GIRLS' Al HLEI ICS v - Q. X. g fy , y,5x f, . A L fm ,-,x 4 . ,Q 1.-lu' . , W .. . y . K 1 .w - - Q .s 'r , A . X . Q 1 :Au X., ., , ,A ,V 5 , 1 A Q ek? , gi Di 1 H-. ns LX 4, W. -- e X. W .T x' 71 x 131.9- , l , A - J. -.-X, , Q 1- . ,HQ xx. 'lm 1 ' WP' 2 x. ,- X JV -r X' Q -YT F ,,.L:Y m . X M .a :.-, Q Lua. 'i I . I .fm f.LaE...'3 M, , 1: 'uw Q. vi by t ...K 4 'Q ', Tk .L A.. 'M 'K' Y- .l ..A . , . N ff? .I . g . Q 'g ,. I, 3 M xf'1-'xi 3 Ci ' . ' 4 K I, 'L L. I . X ' w ,.. N , hug . 4 mx W mx., ,., ' M 1 tp' N M ' 27: .1 'X , Ms gg, is ..,,,- in-0-,,u.s., Ohwnqpw Lu., .NA- -Q.-5, Q., 14.5-Q-5 Hu. tg. 'Quilts nmn5A.,, s-. Q. . 'nn -'I-. L A 555-s UQ- QANL. 1-ys-vx.9,. -svn... I----.., -.--5 1 t-9 ill' vi' .K vl '0 , Q Bs -M -NA f s..6 'S-'w 9 o ...g. ' ' Q,-sr 1962 wRKx X 5' -f 5- 1 -'fi ai?--:-- --f 'fi-f 1:-ff fa- Jfff. 'f f itff'-'ff ' Y. 11:9 l-uLt-4M4a- yggvmv man 1'-vc 9-5505.15 un.- . ,A G-n..,4 in- ...umm Y -nun .uuumn wma-umgnswww-ynwz. uve- m.um.-:ar--hmmm at f L-W, ,wa-, f- -f.w.,f-9 -1-WM N mug Compliments of HILLTOP SERVICE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Amherst Cold Storage Co. Amherst, Ohio Henrietta 11- Compliments of R. McDOWELL AND SON Orchard Henrietta Hill M. J. UNGER 81 SON Custom Machinery Work Phone Birmingham 548 Henrietta, Ohio VICKPS RESTAURANT Sz SODA GRILL Esmond Ice Cream Amherst, Ohio Compliments of OTTO KNOBLE Henrietta, Ohio Compliments of MILDRED'S LADIES' SHOP Amherst, Ohio HILLCREST ORCHARD Apples and Peaches in Season Edison Highway Henrietta Phone 126 Birmingham See the New Ford 6 or V-8 F. E.. Baker Ford Sales-Service Vermilion, Ohio Patronize Our Advertisers Compliments of KROGER COMPANY for Quality and Value Our Advertisers Made This HUB Possible GRIFFIN BOX COMPANY Established in Compliments of E. W. LAMVERMEYER Birmingham, Ohio ORCHARDS Refrigerated Apples M. A' EWELL REX LEES ORCHARDS BARBER Phone 592 u i Birmingham, Ohio Blfmlngh-am, Ohio Kipton Hatchery C. H. Davis, Prop. Ohio - U. S. Approved Pullorum Controlled Chicks Feeds -Supplies - Remedies Sexed Chickens Kipton, Ohio Oberlin 8395 Birmingham 362 Kipton Bank Co. Kipton, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System The Kipton Elevator Association Feeds -Coal - Fertilizers - Farm Supplies JOHN DEERE IMPLEMEN TS Birmingham . . 361 Oberlin ..... 9443 Kipton, Ohio Compliments of Leonard Reising MEATS - GROCERIES Kipton, Ohio A. D. BAUMHART The Rexall Store Vermilion, Ohio STANDARD 'SHEET METAL Vermilion, Ohio Furnaces - Roofing - Spouting Kipton Bank Co. Kipton, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Kipton General Store Groceries - Meats Hardware Boots - Shoes Dry Goods Free Delivery Kipton, Ohio Phone Oberlin 9395 For Everything in Paint Inside and Outside Come to R. E. Webb Hardware Kipton, Ohio Phone Oberlin 9392 Kipton Hatchery C. H. Davis, Prop. Ohio - U. S. Approved Pullorum Controlled Chicks Feeds - Supplies - Remedies Sexed Chickens Kipton, Ohio Oberlin 8395 Birmingham 362 VOGUE CLEANING CO. 1 DAY DRY CLEANING SERVICE 3 DAY LAUNDRY SERVICE Phone 120 51-53 S. Main St. OBERLIN, OHIO STOFMI STUDIO Oberlin, Ohio 29 South Main Oberlin 60 The T. O. Murphy Co. Heating - Air Conditioning Plumbing 25-27 E. College St. Oberlin, Ohio Powers 8z Dawley MEN'S WEAR Oberlin, Ohio EVERY BANKING SERVICE The Oberlin Savings Bank Co. Member Federal Deposit Insurance ANDY'S FOOD CENTER Home of the Best Foods in Oberlin, Ohio Compliments of Corporation JOE'S DRY CLEANING Member 91 S. Main St. Phone 749 Federal Reserve System Oberlm' Ohm Joe B. Smith Compliments of Compliments of V. W. ROSA THE CAMPUS RESTAURANT Oberlin, Ohio Oberlin, Ohio OBERLIN FOOD STORE Fresh and Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Meats and Dairy Products CHAS. E. HERRICK Jeweler Oberlin, Ohio RAYS CAR LAUNDRY Simonizing - Polishing Phone 473 Oberlin, Ohio i I 1 SHOES BEHR'S BOOT SHOP Oberlin, Ohio n , 1 1 HSKYWAY RESTAURANT Ice Cream Home Cooked Meals, Home Made Pies Soft Drinks I n Zilch Florists Phone 483 Amherst, Ohio Thoughtful People Send Flowers MISCHKAWS BIKE SHOP Sport Goods Roller Skates Amherst, Ohio Phone 5462 BILLS 'SHOP FOR MEN Wilson Harberdashery Wilson Sporting Goods Amherst, Ohio Call 492 PURCELLS STORE Hardware Sherwin Williams Paints ' Kemtone - Birdseye Frosted Foods We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Phone 312 Birmingham, Ohio Every Banking Service The Oberlin Savings Bank Co. Member Federal Deposit Insurance - Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Oberlin, Ohio J. R. DALL Elyria, Ohio FORD Cars - Trucks - Tractors 0'DONNELL PAINT 8z WALLPAPER CO. Full Line of Plasti Kote 123 Court Street Phone 2920 Elyria, Ohio If You Want A 6- or 8-Cylinder Car Make It A Ford Two Great Ford Engines V-8 and 6 Henry G. Klermund Ford Dealer Oberlin, Ohio V A N ' S The Cities Service Station TIRE-S - BATTERIES ROAD SERVICE Phone 638 Oberlin, Ohio GLENN'S at OBERLIN Congratulations L. A. Ross Building Supplies 335 Main St. Oberlin, Ohio Gutman Radio Service Oberlin, Ohio RECORDS RADIOS FARMERS SUPPLY STORE Everything for the Farmer , 96 S. Main St. Oberlin, Ohio The Oberlin Hardware Co. General Electric Appliances also Bendix Home Laundry Telephone 205 Compliments of ROBINSON THE DRY CLEANER 11 South Main St. Oberlin, Ohio ANDY'S FOOD CENTER Home of the Best in Foods in S. J. DAVIDSON 8: SON Coal - Feed - Building Supplies Kipton, Ohio Oberlin, Ohio Phone: Birmingham 338 Oberlin 9391 HIXON - PETERSON LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES For the Home and Farm Paint -- Hardware - Metal Roofing - Dairy Barn Equipment Phone 83 Oberlin, Ohio E. W. TEMPLETON, Mgr. Phone 1 B U I 'C K . The N ews-Tribune SALE-S 8x SERVICE Ober1in's No. 1 Newspaper Goodyear Tires Founded in 1860 Shell Gasoline Dodge - Plymouth and Maurice S. Schubert Dodge Trucks 39-43 East College St. Myers Motors Inc. Phone 10 ob 1, Oh, Dependable Used Cars erm, 10 A Junction Rts. 58 - 20 Oberlin, Ohio BUSINESS TRAINING helps you to get a better job with a future Wexinvite the 1948 graduates to write for our Bulletin of Information. We have sub stantial one and two-year Business and Secretarial Courses. OBERLINQ SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Oberlin, Ohio Over one Hundred Years of Service in Business Training I PLYMOUTH - DE SOTO - PACKARD Sales and Service , ROW E-GOERN ER MOTOR SA LES at 164 East Lorain Street Phone 606 Oberlin, Ohio Congratulations to the Seniors of '48 The Oberlin Elevator Cu. Feeds, Seeds, Fence Posts Fertilizers, Poultry Supplies and Builders Supplies Phone 124 Oberlin, Ohio Oberlin Frozen Locker Plant Oberlin, Ohio ' BE VIER'S Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear Your Store for Value and Courtesy Oberlin, Ohio PFAFF'S ' The Store That Men Approve Oberlin, Ohio Peoples Market For the People New Management Courteous Service Improved Quality Oberlin, Ohio Compliments of The Yocom Brothers Co. Oberlin, Ohio JANBY OIL CO. SERVICE STATION 8: TANK WAGON SERVICE 'Gasoline - Fuel Oil - Kerosene 9 0 Alurmatnne TIRES BATTERIES ATLANTIC GAS 8: OIL Home and Auto Supplies Phone 571 Oberlin, Ohio Compliments of The Yocom Brothers Co. Oberlin, Ohio Fashion Shop LADIES EXCLUSIVE APPAREL 13 E I C ll st t SEDGEMAN FURNITURE as 0 egg ree Fine Furnishings for Every Home Phone 672 Phfme 164 Oberlin, ohio Oberlin, Ohio MARTIN HOTEL Lunches - Dinners Private Parties Oberlin, Ohio l F. A. MAZZA PONTIAC SALES SLSERVICE Complete Auto Body Service 129 South Main St. Phone 143 Oberlih, Ohio Jones Floral Co. Oberlin's F. T. D. Florist 59 South Main St. Oberlin, Ohio General Typewriter Service Sewing Machine Service and Supplies R. C. CBobJ Pash . 1615 S. Main St. Telephone 23 Oberlin, Ohio TIME SHOP W. E. Parker, Jeweler Watch Repairing Oberlin, Ohio Miles J. Watson Hardware PLUMBING - FRIGIDAIRES HOOVER SWEEPERS OHLY'S DRUG STORE On the Corner The Best in Drugs ' Prescriptions Oberlin, Ohio Phone 19 Oberlin, Ohio Immaculate Cleaning OBERLIN LAUNDRY 8z DRY CLEANING CO. Phone 120 51-53 South Main Street Oberlin, Ohio 726 Compliments of SUDRO-CURTIS FUNERAL HOME A Harvey C. Curtis, Owner Broad and Cedar Streets Elyria, Ohio Phone 2522 Two Ambulances - Day or Night Makruski Bros. Garage Expert Auto Repairing E' H' Ruth Phone 6764 South Amherst South Amherst O. J. Ruth Vinczes Groceries Fuel and Ice Phone 7464 South Amherst Q South Amherst uality Since 1888 The Bell Co. Elyria, ohio Compliments of The BIG Store with the Small Front Music Appliance Wagner Store Store 309 Broad Street Elyria, Ohio Milton's Credit Jewelers Nationally Advertised Watches, Diamonds Jewelry, Silverware 596 Broad St. Elyria, Ohio Compliments of WaSserman's Men's Shop 306 Broad St. Elyria, Ohio Deetz Inc. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH '7 28 West Broad Street Elyria, Ohio Walts Restaurant HOME -COOKED FOODS 550 Broad St. Elyria, Ohio 726 H. Sr R. Auto Parts Co. Phone 3251-3265 116 E. Bridge St. WELDING HEADQUARTERS Gases Apparatus Electrodes Torches H Compliments of Q CAPITOL RI VOLI LINCOLN Theaters Elyria, Ohio TOOL HEADQUARTERS Drills Grinders iskilsaws B E R s or N ' s Plomb U. S. Tire and Battery Distributors Elyria, Ohio Elyria, Ohio ELYRIA TRUCK 8z IMPLEM ENT CO. International Trucks - Farmall Tractors McCormick - Deering Farm Machinery Sales and Service Elyria, Ohio 1-is l INIEHU DRINK I . ,, , cami? V mm-T-mm jfgf ROYAL CROWN . l COLA The pause that refreshes AND lg BEVERAGES The Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Nehi Bgttling Co. Elyria, Ohio Elyria, Ohio SEE THE Rom PORTABLE o a o with FINGER FORM KEYS! o New! The most sensational typewriter improvement in years -FINGER FORM KEYS-de- signed to cradle your finger tips! And only the New ROYAL PORTABLE-the world's first truly modern typewriter-has this revolutionary feature! And more, besides! NCW BCWW! Slwed SNOW! improvements and perfections! RBDN Ribb0l1 Changer! Come in and see the New Royal uhiagicss And many other important Portable! New Quiet De Luxe model, S89.50, plus tax. BAKER'S 230 -Second St Phone 3478 Elyria, Ohio 5 in ll 'T x I I 'mln-A.' l I 726 READ'S 386 Broad Street Elyria, Ohio For Finer Jewelry In Elyria High Ranking Junior Fashions STYLED FOR THE YOUNG CROWD C. H. Merthe Company ' 'tual' SURDOCK - STEGMAN Studio of Photography Portraits - Weddings - Commercial 520 Middle Avenue Elyria, Ohio We have no AMBITION to make ALL the candy in ELYRIA only the BEST ! ! I Seghy Nut Shops 515 and 531 Broad St. Elyria, Ohio Compliments of Acme Club Beverages 3498 619 Lodi st. Elyria, ohio Elryia Fence 8z Implement Co Distributors and Erectors of Cyclone Fence Oliver Farm Tools Myers and Fairbanks Morse Pumps Phone 2815 224 Oberlin Rd. Elyria, Ohio Elryia Surplus Center GOVT. SURPLUS CLOTHING and EQUIPMENT Phone 55035 248 Second St, Elyria, Ohio 'CENTRAL BOOK STORE 371 Broad Street Elyria, Ohio Class and Varsity Sweaters Anything for Sports Men's Shop 106 Middle Ave. Elyria, Ohio FOX FURNITURE Elyria, Ohio 726 GARDNER J EWELERS Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Graystone Hotel Bldg. Elyria, Ohio Easy Terms Honest Values Compliments of PERKINS MOTOR SERVICE Phone 2631 Elyria, Ohio Floral and Initial Stationery Gifts-Books-Greeting Cards-School Supplies ELYRIA STATIONERS Wilford's Hatchery Ohio U. S. Approved Hatching Capacity 338,000 Pullorum Controlled Baby Chicks Turkey Poults and Ducklings Hatching the Entire Year 533 Broad St. Elyria, Ohio 2 Miles West of Elyria CNext to Lincoln Theatrel . Route 20 The Home of Good Foods TUFI1 Right at Hall R095 SPIKE'S FOOD MARKET BOX 185 Ph. 3453 Elyria, Ohio L, Y, SPITZER MOTORS DODGE -- PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Full Line MoPar Parts 140 E. Bridge St. Phone 2307 Elyria., Ohio YOU ARE NOW FACED WITH THE MOST IMPORTANT DECISION OF YOUR LIFE - CHOOSING A CAREER. BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR FINAL CHOICE, IT WOULD PAY YOU TO LOOK INTO THE WONDERFUL OPPORTUNI- TIES THAT ARE BEFORE YOU IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY and UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Post Office Building ELYRIA AND NORWALK, OHIO Rm. 303 Broadway Building, Lorain, Ohio ECONOMY BICYCLE COMPANY Everything in wheel goods Manufacturers of Velocipedes 504 Middle Ave. Elyria, Ohio C. W. BARRES, Inc. PLUMBING Sz HEATING Phone 2975 Elyria, Ohio. R. F. REDINGTON Real Estate - Insurance 28 Redington Bldg. Elyria, Ohio W. J. BODMANN Sz CO. Dry Goods - Wall Paper Glassware and Chinaware Amherst, Ohio Phone 492 Clothing Fine Specialists Sportswear ROTH TAILOR SHOP 547 Broad Street Elyria, Ohio Compliments of THE FASHION SHOPPE Specializing in 16 Size Ladies' Wear 140 Middle Ave. Phone 2965 Elyria., Ohio Bill Schoemig Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats Pure Kiln Rendered Lard 192 Park Avenue Phone 429 Amherst, Ohio PARADISE Elyria, Ohio Compliments of Prittie's Compliments of F WELSH Curtain and Rug Shop Amherst, Ohio Elyria, Ohio A Friend Compliments of O. H. Baker Furniture Store Sporting Good Phone 5271 Goods Hardware DAYS' HARDWARE Elyria, Ohio Amherst, Ohio J. M. Woodings HOME APPLIANCES 276 S. Main Phone 5081 NORGE AND ZENITH RADIO Amherst, Ohio Compliments of Plato Coal 8z Supply Co Proprietor John P. Ruth Amherst, Ohio FRED HOLZHAUER SHOES Park Ave. Amherst, Ohio KROGER'S FIOR QUALITY Variety and Freshness Amherst, Ohio Telephone 491 Amherst, Ohio WE DO OUR OWN CLEANING Amherst Dry Cleaners Pick-up and Delivery 240 Tenney Avenue Compliments of Hart's Corner Drug Store Vermilion, Ohio Englebry 8z Hull COAL Builder's Supplies Iron Fireman Stokers Ready-Mix Concrete Phone 2542 Vermilion, Ohio Elmer A. Brushaber MEYERS PUMPS Plumbing and Heating Phone 5352 Vermilion, Ohio Compliments of W. L. JUMP VARIETY STORE Vermilion and Wakeman, Ohio Compliments of HAWKINS - FLOWERS Vermilion, Ohio RAYMOND J. EHRLICH Watches -- Diamonds - Jewelry Watch Repairing Phone 5521 or 7 043 Amherst, Ohio H. 81 J. CLEANERS AND TAILORS Personalized Dry Cleaning and Steam Pressing Phone 5622 Amherst, Ohio HUGO TRUSCELLO SHOE REPAIR Amherst, Ohio L. 8: L. CHEVROLET SALES Amherst, Ohio Telephone 473 For More Local News and Local Pictures Read The AMHERST NEWS-TIMES Congratulations to the Seniors of '48 from KUSSES DRUG STORE Amherst, Ohio SALLY DON SPECIALTY SHOP E, J, EHRMAN Amherst Quality Fashion Shop Insurance and Realtor Ladies, Teen Age and Infant Wear Phone 482 , 180 Park Ave. Amherst, Ohio Amherst, Ohio GOODSPEEIYS 5c - 81.00 STORE Compliments of The Store of Friendly Service MARY EDWARDS BEAUTY PARLOR Ph Amherst, ohio one 5083 Amherst, Ohio MI1SCHKA'S Bicycles, Accessories and Toys of all kinds Amherst, Ohio Compliments oi BERRINfGTONfS APPLIANCES Amherst, Ohio Men's and Women's Wearing Apparel 'CHARLES EBBS Amherst, Ohio WALTER MISCHKA DRY CLEANER 112 Park Ave. Amherst, Ohio Compliments of . LA MAE BEAUTY SHOP Tenny Ave. Amherst, Ohio Compliments of J. B. AVERY Watches and Diamonds 215 'Church St. Amherst, Ohio THE LORAIN COUNTY SAVINGS 8z TRUST CO. Elyria, Ohio Amherst, Ohio Lorain County's Largest Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of IRVING R. EMMERICK Funeral Director Phone 3112 Amherst, Ohio A. N abakowski Co. The Farmer's Elevator Company ROOFING AND SHEET METAL ooNTRAcToRs Grain, Coal, Flour, Feed Fertilizer, Farm Implements Amherst, Ohio Across from the Old Spring Amherst, Ohio Office Phone 6193 Residence Phone 5361 Service Man Phone 5364 Compliments of Wagner 8z Aebersold FORD . . Sales 8z Service Amherst, Ohio ' Congratulations The American Specialty Co. Amherst, Ohio BEST w1sHEs U. S. Automatic Corporation Amherst, Ohio Wesbecher Hardware Alfred Flowers, Owner General Hardware Builders Supplies Electrical Supplies Kr Appliances Telephone 475 Amherst, Ohio ' Zilch Funeral Home -Continuous Faithful Service Since 1914 INVALID CAR SERVICE Amherst, Ohio 340 Park Ave. Phone 425 The Amherst Hardware Co. General Hardware and Bui1der's Supplies Plumbing and Heating Contractors - A Phone 409 Amherst, Ohio After the Game Celebrate Your Victory at Mischka's Restaurant Phone 5464 Amherst, ohio MIKE POLANSKY Wholesale Meats Phone 253 Henrietta, Ohio Birmingham, Ohio Compliments of or ' rocer . . M0 e S G y White Diner Quality Meats - Groceries Sandwiches Ice Cream Soft Drinks Ice Cream Soft Drinks Phone 314 Birmingham, Ohio Phone 527 Birmingham, Ohio g: WELCOME INN CON EY ISLAND RESTAURANT Quick Lunch, Soft Drinks, For the best in Sandwiches At the Sohio Station Corner Rt. 113 and 60 Birmingham, Ohio M. L. Obitts HOWE 8z BTCKEL COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE ' TEXACO PRODUCTS B. P. S. PAINTS - MEYERS PUMPS AND SPRAYERS I HEATING, PLUMBING, TINNING, ROOFING Phone 526 Birmingham, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of D. A. Wasem INSURANCE G- M- Snyder Phone 557 l Birmingham 152 Henrietta Birmingham, Ohio Compliments of Birmingham Feed Mill L' A' Andrews Feed, Seed and Fertilizer U. S. Post Office Poultry and Hog Equipment Meats, Groceries and Ice Cream Bale Ties Phone 301 Birmingham 498 Birmingham, Ohio Birmingham, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of GARGASZ 'GARAGE KELLY'S ORJCHARD South Amherst Henrietta, Ohio SOUTH AMHERST BUILDERS SUPPLY Slag, Sand, Cement, Cement Blocks. Tile South Lake St. Phone 493 South Amherst SEPTIC TANKS Vinczes Groceries M3kfUSkl Bros. Garage Phone 7464 Expert Auto Repairing south Amherst . Phone 6764 South Amherst 1 - -Y Compliments of THOMPSON DAIRY BAR DAIRY PRODUCTS - FOUNTAIN SERVICE Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Serving FAIRMONTS ICE CREAM fAlways the Peak of Qualityj Gifts for the Graduate from Lorain County Largest and Oldest Jewelry and Gift Shop WALTER S. N IELSEN 419 Broadway Watch Our Window Lorain, Ohio ,,....,u. - - ,Y A THE REIDY-SCANLAN CO. Furniture for the Home - Since 1905 Broadway at 21st Street Lorain, Ohio Compliments of W. C. McConnell Inc. BUICK DEALER Phone 2261 18th 8z Broadway Lorain, Ohio Compliments oi KLINE'S DEPARTMENT STORE 610 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Compliments of SINGER SEWING CENTER 736 Broadway Lorain, Ohio L-'O PAINTS Wallpaper 205 Fifth St. Phone 6622 Lorain, Ohio Compliments of ALLEN BROS. SHOE STORE Lorain, Ohio GARY MOTOR SALES 1532-36 Broadway NASH DEALER Lorain, Ohio Phone 6926 Compliments of SEYMOUR'S RELIABLE JEWELERS Lorain, Ohio Compliments of SMITH and GERHART, Inc. Lorain, Ohio G. D. TRIMMER Watches, Diamonds Sz Jewelry 444 Broadway Lorain, Ohio THE LORAIN BANKING COMPANY Lorain, Ohio December 28, 1947 Assets Cash on hand in Bank ................................. 352,217,542:17 United States Goverment Obligations ................ 4,848,824.96 State, Municipal and other Bonds and Securities including stock in Federal Reserve Bank ....... Loans and Discounts .... . ....... . .... . ....... . ........ . ........ Other Resources ............................ . ........ , .................. 3,550,849.38 3,418,809.15 .. 9,500.00 Total .......... ............................ ..... Liabilities ' Capital Stock ............................ S200,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 358,017.73 Other Reserves .... . .................... 55,000.00 Deposits ............ , ............ . ............................ , .......... S'p14,067,578.18 613,017.73 13,397,196.85 Dividend. Payable January 1, 1948 ................... .... 7 ,500.00 Other Liabilities ........ . ............... . .... , .... . ..... 48,863.60 Total ............. ........ S14,067,578.18 When in Lorain Stop in at S U T T E R ' S For Good Things To Eat Next to the Tivoli The A. B. Sauer Music Co. Harry Nielsen Everything in MUSIC Lorain's Oldest Jeweler and Electrical Appliances phone 3257 204 Fifth Street Lorain, Ohio' 347 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Atkinson and Williams Inc. ' Ford - Sales Sz Service Telephone 2257 - 2258 1735 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Lake Erie Fishery Vermilion, Ohio Retail and Wholesale Fresh and Home Smoked Fish ' Sea Foods Bus. Phone 4142 Res. Phone 3473 HAROLD NEIDING Producing Quality Milk Makes Consumption Greater The Lorain Creamery Compliments of ROBINSON THE DRY CLEANER Lorain, Ohio JEAN FROCKS Where styles are not expensive 356 Broadway Lorain, Ohio The Lorain Hardware Co. HOME OF SPORTS EQUIPMENT 500 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Arvay Potato Chip Co. QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS Phone 7132 1553 East 29th Street Lorain, Ohio Compliments of L. D. GERBER FUNERAL HOME and GERBER FURNITURE STORE f . Wakeman, Ohio Phone Oberlin 088 - Wakeman 88 Fred E. Graves Mccomick Deering Manzo's Master Market Sales and Service Phone 70 Your Complete Food Store Wakeman, Ohio , Birdseye Frosted Foods OPEN EVENINGS Compliments of Phone 23 Oka i's Restaurant g Wakeman, Ohio Vermilion, Ohio W.- W. HOOKER 8: S0-N AllisdChalmers Sales Kz Service New Idea Farm Equipment -- Condo Milkers Wakeman, Ohio Phone 332